Constants
- Last UpdatedJul 18, 2023
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In Cicode there is no equivalent of #defines of C language, or a type that will force variables to be constants (read-only variables). However, the variable naming convention makes constants easily identifiable so developers will treat those variables as read-only variables.
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Constants are recommended to have the prefix `c'.
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Constants need to be declared and initialized at the beginning of the Cicode file and under no circumstances assigned a value again.
For example:
INT ciTrendTypePeriodic = 1;
INT ciTrendTypeEvent = 2;
STRING csPageName = "Mimic";